lisa h.: first of all, good morning. hopefully we are not in the dead zone. i think yields will be fairly stable this year. spreads -- i think lisa has alluded to it earlier. right now the market is willing to look through almost every piece of bad news and there is constant buying in the fixed income market. that probably continues in the near term, although you have to be more cautious when valuations are starting to approach the levels we are seeing. will doy the fed everything they can to not upset the apple cart. you have this environment for a while longer where you have negative real yields, which encourages risk asset buying, but certainly you have to be more selective in your spot for this year. the sense theget test begins at the start of q2, that it is the data that will be the beginning of the test for the market and not the data between now and then? lisa h.: i think that is a fair assessment. people are looking through the next couple of months because everyone expects the stay-at-home orders to do nothing but increase over this period of time. .

. >> lisa: they are hypocrites and it's disgusting. gentlemen, thank you both. >>h thank you, lisa. >> lisa: the cobid dell 326 pandemics that will all goes over to 406,000 americans per the strategy setting up on both affected by lockdowns and other statin home orders. "new york times" reports that elderly patients are dying of loneliness and warning that suicides are on the rise. joining me now is bay area trauma surgeon sounding the alarm on these tragic consequences of lockdowns. the focus on thiset conversation has been lockdowns andlt addressing the public health crisis of covid, but are there other unintended health consequences here of the lockdowns? >> absolutely, lisa. the lockdowns have caused tremendous social unrest. they are leading to significant upheaval in people's lives, people are missing their insurance. we see mental health problems, increased suicide, increased drug overdoses. it's having a significance of facts on these people. that's really what got us to a letter to the county because they did not really appreciate our questioning in public

whenlisa: windows -- lisa: does regulatory pressure start these?h on robert: that is a factor.ly stand back from out of this, and i think about what are the likely risk factors of this market, one of them is exactly that. is that going to exacerbate things? is it going to change policy? are we going to have protests and riots? there's no question that is a risk factor to the economy in general. general,sically, in usually a harbinger of an economy to come. if those things really start weighing on the economy, m&a will turn around quite significantly. there's no question it is a factor. m&a is there a linkage of enthusiasm away from the big headline deals, which you are acclaimed for, is there a linkage between m&a enthusiasm and the small-cap surge we are seeing? thatt: yes, in the sense the multiples have a big effect. how could this be when all of the target prices are up so high ? the buyers prices are high. , where do yougain factor in synergies? multiples are very strong. is that real? is it sustainable? i don't know. but the idea of building something strategic when you h

lisa you call this decision hasty and problematic why is the. yeah 1st off or meant hang on is proven wrong by his own authority. brain from m h r a said that they acted under new law which is still a player until the end of the year so that may may give. people a view how serious that the british government is. already behaved correct under the european legislation because emergency approval is possible but the question is should we do it germany could do it other member states of the european union could do it but i know it from the german minister we don't intend to do it because the conditional market marketing licensing from the european medical agency. gives more security more people are looking at as the document of the day terror and law data needs to be delivered the british authorities got got the data that they need last monday europe got the data that they need only this monday that maybe because we ask for more data to make an informed decision but that. doesn't change the fact that britain is and britain as you said is still a hearing to e.u. rules nevertheless it gets the vaccine faster than the rest of the so d

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lisa montgomery never received. she is now very mentally ill. her mental illness is controlled by a complex regimen of antipsychotic medication. since she learned of her education -- of hxecution date, her mental health is deteriorating daily. it took away her underwear after she was ld she had an execution date, which for a trauma survivor of sexual violence, somebody who was a victim of sexual violence, put her over the edge. she has been told she is going to be transferred to an all male prison where she will be executed. she cannot even be in a room with a man without breaking out into hes, and they intend to transfer her to an all male prison. that in itself is torture. even setting aside the government's plan to subject people to poison gas. even if you take lisa monk marie to an all male prison to subject her to lethal injection, that is torture -- lisa montgomery to an all male prison to subject her to lethal injection, that is torture. all they are asking for is that her sentence be commuted to life in prison without the possibility of parole. amy: she was sentenced after the killing of 23-year-old eight month pregnant woman. she explained what she did -- expl